Bedford Junior High School - Transition Yearbook (Temperance, MI)

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I . . . 2 . . . 3. . . chlll Freshman Tom Skellie kicks a Held goal aglnst Adrian. 5120rtS Time Out e Work Means Success pike, pin, hut, run, kick, bumb, shoot; these are t familiar to all who involve themselves in the sports programs. The qualifications are ambition, work, time, ten dollars insurance, a physical and fifteen dollars particie pation fee. So why are sports so popular? The pay is sometimes a nervous stomach, losing a game, or even an injmy. But the benefits are becoming physically fit, a chance at competition and making new friends. . Whether it was tlying to decrease our times in track, ' racing the clock down the court, or maybe trying to pin an opponent in the last few seconds, time spent in sports was a worthwhile investment. She Shoots! She Scores! 8th grader Tammy McCarley scores at the game against Sprlngbrook.

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Touchdown! l Adrian Win Highlights Season he Adrian stadium roared with the joyous cheer of Bedford fans, as the Broncos shut down the Adrian offense making it impossible for them to score. Bedford returned home victorious with a score of 27-0 over one of our toughest opponents. This was one of our most important victories. The team spent long hours after school every day preparing for each game. Wingback Clay Anderson stated, ilFor me the toughest part of practice was the running. We all really worked hard. The players, for the most part, were pleased with their performance. Fullback Steve Edwards commented, lil was really satisfied with the way we played against Monroe Jefferson. They had been defeated for three years. Even though we lost, we were ahead until the last three minutes of the game. I think we really did well. Not only did each player have to work individually, they also needed to work together. The season had its ups and downs, but all in all, I feel we really made a good team, remarked splitend Doug Walcher. front Row -150n Gray, Dou Walcher, Jim Jensen, Jeff Taylor, Fred Lorenzen, John Beasley, Je$ Loughman, Carl Miller, Jim Dec, Robert Ridner Chris Oswalt, Bill Stevens. Second Row 4 Clay Anderson, Scott Maunz, Shawn Carver, Todd Wielinski, Keith Whipple, Jeff Spohn, Keith Davis, Ron Perez, Bobbie Merritt, Pete Schmieg. Back Row 4 Ben Snedeker, Grady Goa, lared Lennard, Tom Skellie,Steve Edwards, josh DeMerritt, Darron Signs, Alex Davis, Aaron Collins, Bill Nagucki. 72 Bedford Bedford l aedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford 12 27 20 6 12 27 Whitmer I 9th Giade Boys Football 4- 4 Monroe lefferson Toledo Catholic Cen. Adrian Gibraltar Carlson Fassett Sylvania Northview 20 Monroe Catholic Cen. 13 Oh-Yeah- Yeah! Running back Todd Wielinski gains yardage towards the victory at Gibralter Carlson.